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1 week ago | omanobserver.om | Yeru Ebuen

This summer, don’t miss the opportunity to discover the captivating beauty of the Dimaniyat Islands. As one of Oman’s most spectacular natural treasures, it offers an escape from the hustle and bustle, immersing you in a world of colourful reefs and tranquil beaches. Whether you are an adventure seeker, a nature enthusiast, or simply looking for relaxation under the sun, the islands cater to all.

2 weeks ago | omanobserver.om | Yeru Ebuen

As artists from around the globe gather for one of the region's most significant art fairs, artist Mays Al Moosawi emerges with a special preview of her artwork, embodying the spirit of creativity that the event celebrates. With deep-rooted Omani and Iraqi heritage, Al Moosawi’s artistic journey is both personal and vibrant, weaving emotional narratives into her captivating pieces.

3 weeks ago | omanobserver.om | Yeru Ebuen

Visitors are immediately swept up in a whirlwind of creativity and innovation. The anticipation is palpable as artists, collectors, and art enthusiasts converge in this sprawling showcase of contemporary art, set against the stunning backdrop of Dubai’s modern skyline. For newcomers, the fair offers a captivating glimpse into the evolving world of art, simultaneously celebrating the digital sphere while highlighting the diverse voices of regional artists.

3 weeks ago | omanobserver.om | Yeru Ebuen

It all began with a chance meeting in Africa. João Santos, a seasoned wellness practitioner from Portugal, was introduced to an Omani official during a visit to a safari resort where he had been offering his specialised treatments. The connection sparked something more than a brief encounter. That same Omani wellness enthusiast extended an invitation to João to visit Oman—and while the initial trip was a short, tourist-driven escape to Muscat, João decided on a quick detour to the mountains.

1 month ago | omanobserver.om | Yeru Ebuen

In a remarkable feat of endurance and creativity, Fahad Al Abri, an Omani environmental advocate, artist and singer, has captured international attention by breaking the Guinness World Record for the fastest 10 kilometres while playing the ukulele. On February 21, 2025, Al Abri completed the course in an astonishing 47 minutes and 57 seconds, an achievement that has left him both humbled and ecstatic.